Milt Jackson Moder Jazz Quartet/Ri,USA 1965

The live performance at the Newport Jazz Festival held in July 1965 has been discovered and released with the highest sound quality. Their live performance in 1965, which can be said to be the peak of both their popularity and ability, can't be bad! Milt Jackson's vibrahorn, full of sensual and aesthetic sense, has a bluesy tone that is enjoyable to listen to, unlike the studio recording. It's worth buying just to hear his solo, but you'll also be impressed by John Lewis' sweet and beautiful piano. In particular, the piano solo following Milt Jackson in “Golden Striker” played in the second half of the live performance is a wonderful performance that you should definitely listen to. This is a live album from the mid-60's, when good sounds are hard to find, and it's a waste to buy! ! Live at Newport Jazz 07/01/1965 1.Introduction By Dr.Billy Taylor 2.True Blues 3.Newport Miss 4.Song Introduction 5.Summertime 6.Home Folks 7.My Man's Gone Now 8.The Golden Striker 9.Bag's Groove John Lewis (p) Milt Jackson (vib) Percy Heath (b) Connie Kaye (dr)